Distributor launches new product for the electronics market
Recommended for use with multi-pin connectors, spade, bullet and any other type of push fit 
electro mechanical contact area. The problem - fretting corrosion, oxidation, intermittent circuitry faults, moisture ingress and contamination issues. The solution is contralube770. This state of the art grease was created to help people that use electronic and data equipment that is exposed to the weather and/or circuit connections used alongside machinery, engines and any other equipment that vibrates.
"We are confident contralube770 will be a big hit with customers," contralube's head of sales and marketing Peter Wilks said. "Contralube770 was originally designed for the automotive industry as they constantly battle with vibration corrosion and water ingress problems in their connectors and circuitry."
Contralube770 can be applied to electronic and data connectors and it will not degrade power levels, analogue or digital signals. The product is compatible with all noble and non noble metals and most plastics.
"An application of contralube770 is ideal as a preventative maintenance solution - stop these problems before they occur and it causes less headaches and equipment down time." Wilks added. "Contralube770 is a higher spec and more permanent solution than the smelly general purpose spray lubricants that are on the market.
In stock and available to purchase at www.rapidonline.com
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